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Rev. Dr. Isildresh Accused.

CRAVE CHANGES FORMULATED AGAINST A POPULAR
CLEVELAND PREACHER
A sensation has been created In church circles In
Cleveland by the publication OF grave charges
against the Rev. Thomas Z. Hldreth, pastor Of the
Lorraine Methodist Episcopal church. New
York Herald dispatch says secret meeting OF the
oneial board OF that church was held Monday
evening, al which the prosecuting witness ap-
Pe@reu The matter was thoroughly discussed and
loln-al tharses against the reverend gentleman
49, nttu With Rev. Dr. Hoyt, presiding elder Of
III u.sttltt, who has called a committee OF minis
vi, 70 Sohs DER them. The charges against DIR.
n.l1ieth cover his ministerial work In this STATE
5ahns 81 All1 New York city. IL Is alleged that
MS W years he'd life greatly at variance with
II piOtSsoiOh anu inCOnsistant with ministerial
sOIA- ne = charged with such indiscretions while
soPetIhtSh1eht OF public schools In sandusky as
~ cothpsL us nsgnatlon. IL Is also alleged that
ne was Soh 9roiAiss by his associations while pas
Sor Oi ue trinity Methodist Episcopal church In
NeN fOrk clty Ia 1867, which necissit ated his res
Ishalloh otlOre the close Of his term In the year
.olloNlng ne, sought an appointment in Ohio, and
VIZ IecOd SHOWS that his Character was s.arrested-
anu referred 20 COMMITTEE Tor inyesfigation. but
the matter was nnaliy Dropped his latest al
Hkeu escdlaoe l. said To have been nj IA Reside n
SIT " DniO Shautauqua on the shore OF Lake Erie
\, III. hldre IN Is sixty years OF age married and
nhhs WITH MS vile lie has aIways STOOD very
nlsh IN SleSeiand and Is a fine puInir orator Al
the last church conference he was elected one of
she louf deiegateS 10 the General Conferences IN
NC" iorA ne denies the charges
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CARDINAL GIBBONS RED HAr.-The red hat the
insignia OF his once, which was placed on the
head OF Cardinal Gibbons when ne was In Rome by
unpacked In the presence OF the cardinal, who
directed that II be carefully put away for the
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p..r.ru Made u,u,,.,.,r.~
PauperS Ma0e Mf1ltOn0sress
rHR ROMANTIC STORY OF A P0vHRTY-sTRICKIN
COUPLES RARE FORTUNE

THE ROMANTIC STORY OF A PovERrY-srRIcKHN
COUPLES RARE FORTUNE
An Indianapolis special to the Philadelphia
Press, November L. says: billiard Brewins and
wife, an aged couple who have depended upon
charity for years, have just received Information
that they have inherited an estate valued at I'D
ward OF a million dollars There is something OF
romance In the story OF their good fortune. The
liant, and she was adopted by a rich couple living
In the Lehigh Valley, In Pennsylvania, but when
she married a poor laborer In the neighborhoOd
against their wishes they cast her on with her
husband. She left her old home and she has never
since known more OF the comforts Of Hfe than the
small earnings OF a poor laborer would afford
Several years ago her husband became blind and
they have since been dependent upon the charity
organizations OF Indianapolis for sustenance.
Through this organization, however, came infor-
nation OF an estate that had been LETT In Pennsy-
MIA Tor an adopted child OF a wealthy couple and
the story agreed so well with the history OF Mrs.
Brewlns, as 1t appeared on the charity records,
that the matter was Investigated, and IL has lust
been found that she Is really the heireSs.
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The Mormon Church.
MARSHAL DYER, AS RECEIVER, TAKES PossEssI
THE CHURCH PROPERTY.

THE CHURCH PROPERTY.
Marshal Dyer, recently appointed receiver to
take charge Of certain property belonging to the
Mormon church, made demand at Salt Lake City,
on Tuesday, for the Temple Block, on which stands
the Mormon Temple, Assembly Hall, and the large
tabernacle. These buildings and adjacent grounds
have been used upward OF forty years exclusively
for religious purposes He also took possession OF
the parsonage, know n as the Gard House, and the
church historians Office leaving men In charge
The demand was further made for ell books
papers, securities, and other personal church prop
erty.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO FINANCES-A special meet
Ing OF the finance committee OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad postponed from yesterday will be
held In Baltimore to-day. 1t is said that Acting
President Burns and Vice. President Spencer have
completed arrangements with the syndicate OF
New York and London bankers by which all mort
cages on Baltimore and Ohio properties will be
taken up and general mortgage for the aggrc-
gate amount given. II Is also stated that the syn
dictate will be represented by four members in the
board OF directors the election OF which will occur
on Monday next.
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NNHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
pAsxN And Sixth s6TTE
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of -
g. @ WI Fl R9sf F2R!
FOUR O'CLOCK n. the east half o. lot numbsrsd
Sn M,ryand
BY dwelling house and large brick stable.
Terms Of sale; One! third % cash and the balance
with interest from day of SALE the payment thereof
be secured BY the notes Of the purchases
cash on gay OF sale or on ratification Of sale by the
money aud interest be paid AePosit of $500 will be
ancins at cost q purchsser terms Be not compiled
with within ten days after sale the property will be
SOLD at RISK and cost OF Trustee
Office ago Louisiana ave.
sI-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON Ac-
o. DAY 81 B.
1887, at same hour and place.
o2S-d&ds s. s. HENKLE. Trustee.
81 THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST.
1877 At the same hour and pace Ss con-
sent mt Of dt parties. SIS HES TSl.E..
sE- THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST.
Y Of
hour and place S. S. HENKLE.
n7-d&ds Trustee.
TaE s
at the same same hour and place. s. s. HENkLE,
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
Sn%esSN Sy sSnsept q Psrts until the
the , SANE hour and place. 8. s. HENKLE.
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MKrssoSrER's RIGHrTHuM

MKissoNIERs RIGHT THUMB PARALYzyn-M Nefs-
sonier, the famous battle painter says the london
Ndndud, Is at present suffering from paraIysis In
the right thumb. He was working as usual In his
STUDIO AT Poissy on the great water color which is
toms OF the attack, and had to leave on painfinQ
al once. The artist had set his heart on hnishine
the picture, which he was wont to call half play-
fully, half mournIully, his s.swan song !, and IL
was with the greatest reluctance that he tore him
sell away from the surface on which be had thrown
once more the ngures OF the great NapoIeon and
OF the warriors who followed MIN TO glory.
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~ GORGE W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer, 936 F street
DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE IN MONT
BOYD'S STATION. EOR SALE

By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Mont
gomery County, Maryland. made the 10Th day of -
September, 1887. l. the subscriber, trustee, fiy
duly named in said decree, will offer at public sale,
TWENTY; SECOND, 1887, at TWO O'CLOCK P; N,
of dover remaining in Mary Alice Meigs being tract
OF land lying near Boyds Station sbout thirty miles
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and between SAID railroad
and the public road from gainesville to Rockville,
containing fourteen and three four his U4aD acres,
more or less improved by handsome two dwell
ling house with eleven rooms and English base
mill, together with house and stable. peach
and apple orchard, fine vineyard and garden
tanning small fruits and vegetables.
Terms Of sale as Prescribed BY the decree cash De,
purchaser lpl6-4tl GUION MILLER, Trustee.
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OIL FLOWING ISTo HIS WKII.-Joshua Bailey of
stony Run, Pa, has discovered coal Oil In his well
ana tne residents In that vicinity think he
mas struck II rich. AT first everybody sus-
pected that some practical joker had poured
quanIity OF oil into the well, but It has been
barrel TO barrel and half OF pure oil has been
pumped out each time. The well is 10 feet deep
ana from 4 10 Inches OF OIL accumulates on the
surface about every twenty-four hours Capital
lists are now endeavorng TO lease from 900 10 800
acres OF ground IN the vicinity for the purpose Of
prospecting: MI. Bailey refused an offer OF $1,000
to-day Tor his lot on which the well "a located he
tract covers about an acre
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Information nom Lee County, Va, says that
John Sargent, while trying to separate two bows
VINO were nghting, was struck on the back of the
mead with stone by G. Osborne and died nom the
injury.
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CHANGERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es:
NINETEENTH AND L STREETS NORTH

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
~ TATE AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
NINETEENTH AND STREETS NORTH
=. BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of aH
the District OF Columbia, passed on the 18th day $
Of H S:,y 1881 in EQUITY Cause numbered
lOO5l Docket II, the undersigned ii, committee
Of John Taylor lunatic sell ct public anetion in
SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1887, at HALF-PAST
FOUR OCLCK PM, the interest of said lunatic being
one-al undivided in real estate,
situated in the city of Washington District Of Colum
bls to witt Parts OF original Lots seventeen ~ and
eighteen in square numbered eighty Eve $3.50,
beginning at the northeast corner Of said Lot IL and
running thence south 10th street ninety (92)
feet six 80 inches thence west twenty-five e 81 feet
thence north ninetytwo (92) feet six ( inches to
street thence east street twenty-five (5) feet to
the beginning.
Terms of sale. prescribed by the decree, cash on
the day OF sale, or within ten days thereafter de-
post OF 1900 to be male when purchasers bid is
ceep,ed Terms to be complied with within ten days
cost Of the purchaser after vs day: notice
up to day Of sale out OF the money Abstract
conveyanclng and recording at purchasers cost.
The undersigned IL authorized to state that the
owner OF the other will sell her interest
same price and on the same terms that for which
said lunatic's interest may be sold
OTIS F. PREsBREY. Committee,
DUNCANSON BROS Ar,ctiooeers NJ
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CAUSED HIS EMPLOYERS FAILuRE.-The exanina-
ton OF the books OF Henry +. Moss, the New York
manufacturer OF clothing, who failed account OF
the deIaicat1on OF Edward Schlessinger, his conf
Dental clerk. has shown how he obtained the
money. MI Blumensteel, OF Blumensreel & Hirsch
attorneys LOT MI Moss, showed the reporter
checks which Schlessinger had drawn on the
banks, the proceeds OF which he usec aggregating
$4,000 Part OF the money went 10 DE Mott a Du-
rant, STOCK brokers, and the balance TO Schlessn-
ger himself. The labor account was oyerdraWn
5000 by schlessinger
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AMENDING RHODE Islam Eject,

AMENDING RHODE ISLAND ELECTION LAws-The
Bourne bill, Introduced by senator Bourne and
backed by the republican majority In the Rhode
Island senate TO Offset the democratic open
suffrage movement, provides that every male citi-
Zeh native or naturaZed. shall be entitled to vote
Ior all but city councillors In three cities and
ior the expenditure OF money, without requiring
ownership OF real estate by naturaliZed ciliZens,
as now Registry taxes shall be assessed on every
quailned voter, with the exception OF mariners,
Iniltiamen and people TOO poor To pay such tax
his amendment II Is proposed to have voted on
Dy the people AT the state election in AprtL
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MARRIAGE OF CANOvAs DEL CosrIIIo-Canoyas
del Costello, ex-prime minister OF Spain, has been
married at Madrid TO Joaquin, daughter Of the
Marquis de Paente Sotomayor A representative
OF the queen was present at the wedding and after
the ceremony Senior Canovas and his bride went to
the palace and paid their respects TO the queen.
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MOTHERS DESPERATE ACT.-Mrs Levin Mears
residing alone with her daughter nine years OF
age at East Cambridge, Md, Tuesday evening ad-
mlnlStered large dose OF laudanum to her Child
and then took a quantity herself. The child died
about II o'ciock and the mother being nauseated,
Nomlted up the poison and her life was saved
she had been separated from her husband about a
year ago and since then had been living partially
on charity. She cOnfesses that she was tired OF
life and wanted TO die. and for that reason she
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT
l. On EAST CAPITOL STREET, NEAR FOUR
TENTH STREET EAST

TEETH STREET FREEZE EAST! "'i' NhA" fo0n'
x 22 SATURDAY AFTERNOON, NovEMBER zaH
O'CLOCK. we will SELL in front of the premises, Il
LOT Is, SQUARE 1858,
fronting feet on East Capitol street With depth of
cation is rapidly enhanci and worthy the attention
OF those desiring d to invest ,,
to to s "a,
ancng &c, at purchasers cost $500 deposit ut time
se Il az IN ~
ing purchaser utter Ave days public notice of such
sale T. ESsssSss sEssaasSn PC
T,HoMAs BOWLING. AuctiOneer
THE UNDERSIGNED AssIeNEEs OF EDWARD
CAVERLY CO..
will sell at public auction. on SATURDAY, NOvEM-
Der NINETEEN q. 1887, At TWELVE O'CLOCK
ner Of Pennsylvania avenue and nth streets north
west, Horses two Sets of Harness Also one Day
n1aats T %fltfha j. M MiEEER Aa.isneea
THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuonee1
sHHfE sB
ssT rRTH O. OPPOSITE r EAERAGUT soUAREI
On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER NINETEENTH
Shall sell Lot 4s Of JOSEF Redern s snBdiVisen
the of Original Lot 5 n said idc
improved by two story and basement brick residence
with mansard roof and all the modern improvements
The house in rsl-class condition and the locality
for private residence is among the best in that section
Terms; One.third cash; the residue in two equal
interest," securd by deed Of trust on the property
sold. Conyeyancing and recording ut cost OF pur-
chaser $500 deposit will be required at the time Of
nS-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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n1oer. b1n1er has transferred the View York
ieure ron active participation In the 6us,nsss ~"
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ELocuTIoN.-

ItLoCUTIoN-
The SHAFTESBUhY METHOD is the finest in the
world and the most highly indorsed. Ii teaches Ma
Tt RALNESS in Res ing for Hcme and society as
we'll as in Dramatic Expression. DIPLOMAS AND
TEACHERS CElsTIi ICArES ISSUED Lessons in
Class Privately. Thirty two rage catalogue free.
MARTlN COLLEGE OF ELOCU1ION AND ORA
TORY, BIB 9th st. half block east of City L. o.
o1O-lm
Woop.s COMMERCIAL School.
COG + St W. Individual instruction.
Special attention given to Rapid Writing. Rapid
Calculations, Commercial Correspondence. Book keep
ing Eastman systemD, and Type-writing. Terms
reasonable. COURT 4. WOOD. Principal au1S-:Bm
IyRENCH LESSONS PRIVATE OR IN CLASSES.
Il MADAME A. IELE from Pars) will give lessons
her residence and at pupils homes. Excellent
nuncation and thorough instruction 80 18th st-nw
o14-}ms
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We are daily receiving our Fall Supply of CsrpetA
comprising all the patterns I'm Bigelow. Lowell
and Hartford wiltons: Bgelow, Lowell. and Hurtford
Brussel. Moquitss i'm choice patterns; Lowell and
Hurtford Inerains. Art Squares. all sizes kuss and
Mats In all the designs. Furniture Covennss:
Curtain Drspery, Lace Curtains aud Table Covers n
great variety
sep2-3m HOOE BRO q 90. lbs q.
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SALES.
This AFTERNOON.

s5 q HHAg eS "a Fac E5kfa
sfzfrsS e 1az s5aE1u s. lbH
By virtue q decree of the suprsm. Court Of the>
iosos Docfss 81 wherein Daniel P1s.s Wshs 3
sS on i1d ETm, wSh. AZ
xEMSEK 4: 3: 1857, = FOUR o'dLo e + 4. essr
three II sSa.ss fs1r hundrd
md swsnsX mine Sassl in n. city q w..hinston
:ssssss s9sss 9a ma . ss
THENCE ives, seysnty feet and thence south EFhS
feet 70 he place Of besnnins. imprOveS Sy Sour
story and hsscmsnt bch IRE proof building now &C.
cash ana shs residue in Tires eaI. -
sale with interest At per cent .nnupl. psysbls
Sy The TIE to 6
or az AZ she % money be paid IN ossn
All conveyancing and recording ct the purchasers
twenty day. after sale property viii Be resOld the
'- ~ " REa sisN,hs F RHfNs6a,ffff Trustee,
WALTER SsI E w IL i sns ! e CO.. o.e'
o20-d Auctioneers
o. THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED On AC-
sfi mel
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctoneers.
EXECUTORS, SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON D.,
NEAR THIRTEEN-AND-A-HALF STREET
SOUTHWEST.
On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IL. 1887, ataa6
HALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, we will IN
sell in front Of the premises -
LOT 30, SQUARE 265.
fronting "a II feet on street SOUTH with aver
age depth of shout 80 feet.
Terms One-third cash: balance in six and twelve
months notes to bear cent interest from day OF
SALE and to be secured by deed of trust the prem
ises or al cash. at option of purchaser deposit OF
purchasers cost Terms to be complied with in ten
days wise resale at the risk aud of the de-
faultinK purchaser after Ave days public advertise
ment OF such resale in some newspaper published In
Washington, D. c.
ALSO,
On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1887, at ONE
O'CLOCK p. NJ we will sell at the auction rooms Of
DUNCANSON BROS, 9th and D streets northwest
shares of National Fair Association Stock
shares of Janney Car Coupling Stock.
Terms cash.
JOHN FEGAN,
FRANK HUME,
Mild Executors Of estate Of Peter Fegan deceased
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meeting OF the Society OF Friends, In progress In
Baltimore a declaration OF the creed OF the
Friends has been adopted the gist Of which is con-
talned In the following paragraph: at is under
deep sense OF what We owe 10 Him who has loved
those fundamental doctrines OF Christian truth
that have always been protested by our branch OF
the church OF Christ. We believe In one holy,
almighty, all-wise, and everlasting God. the
Father, the creator, and preserver of all things
and In Jesus Christ, His only Son, our Lord by
whom all Things were mdue, and In whom all
things consist: and in one Holy Spirit, proceeding
from the Father and the Son, the reprover OF the
world. the witness for Christ, and the teacher
guide, and sanctifier OF the people OF God; and
that these three are one in the eternal GOdhead
TO whom be honor, praise and thanksgiving, now
and forever. Amen"
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PLATFORM OF THE ENGLISH LIBERAL LEAGUE-At
the annual conference or the English Liberal
League yesterday II was announced that the league
had 40 branch lodges and 5000 members pro-
federation, triennial parliaments the payment of
members OF parliament, free education, manhood
suffrage, INTERNATIONAL arbitration ana female
franchise ~
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BOOKS, &c.
WOOD AND COAL

WOOD AND Quail
If YOU WANT THE
BEST FUEL SOLD
In the District st Fair Prices call ON
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
VINO supply more families with
COAL COKE. AND WOOD
Than any nrm in the United stste~
wharves. Depot and Rsilrosd Yard l2th and Wa1o
Main once: 1902 Est nv.
Branch Oxhces: 1918 N 81 NV, 1I40 fennsy1va-
mia ave ", ID aud sta IL L. 9th 81 w., 12th
and Wster sts sw-. 413 ION 81 NV.
Cosnection with main once by Telephone. O2o
nENTLxMEx's SUITS SECURED
Cosas, so cents: P.nta 25 osuss; Sssss, Is csnss
Altering and repairing done IN tia bssf nsns.ner
Goods called Tor and delivered
X HANNA -
y. Qslycrt o.. bslumors. Telphone csn l6lil9
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 co. Auctionssrs.

TYR, %SfS&T HSIt nSAck: fSTESSsiSSSES
ASP ck 4.siHSppos sA SHAksR s
ssstHkfExsHsUf RzRsrksPs fEkEAusA ASR
s gFksEs Han A ANB
STa55NxHh EFT TTE EE SH BE AND
Ten O'CLOCK 4, NJ. we shall sell q residence No.
b Sls street above coseon q son
ni7-4t WALTER "a B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts
TTHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
REGULAR SALE OF H9gsEHoIp EyENITrggRREE
fG RsfH iss7i MhSShsshh AT FIN
5Hss NEW Two sS2
ABLE FOX REsTATKANIs; "'
fG AZ IST BGdafE sEN %skaoss
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE OF
FIFTEENTH STREET. BETWEEN L AND NJ
STREETS NORTHWEST.
r% On hWYEPN TESpH AETERNo9N NoSy 1E
lots 26 and 81 square iS7 fronting IL feet on 18TH
Terms Assume Of bearing per cen.
interest, balance in cash Conveyancing, &c, at pur
chasers cost 1900 deposit at time Of sale Terms
be complied with in ten days otherwise right reserved
to resell at risk and cost of defautng after
hye days public notice Of such resale in
paper published in Washington, D. C. The Real Estate
Title insurance Co g Abstract.
EUFTY DYER
Real Estate and Loan,
n17-6t 1901 st. NV
COUNTERS, SHELVING, DRAWERS, CASES, Ia
~ PIES mi DESK ,,r Nc, AT 921 PENNSYLVANIA
On SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER NINE
TEL NTH, commencing ut TEN O'CLOCK. We will sell
at he above number all the Shelving &C.. contained
therein ln17-2t] DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
~ GORGE W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 936 street.
PkREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
PROPERTY, FRONTING EIGHTY FEET ON
FIRST STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN Q
AND BOUNDARY STREETS.
On SATURDAY., NOVEMBER NINETEENTH, ar
A. d. 1887, at FIvc O'CLOCK +. NJ, will offer NV
for SALE in front Of the premises Lots 81 SO, "a
and 80, in Shafer anu Cornes subdivision of certain
lots in square sol, containing 5000 spare feet.
Terms easy. and made known at time of sale.
n17-dSds GEO. W. STICKNEY. Auct
DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE IN MONT
DGOMERI COUNTY, WITHIN HALF MILE OF
BOYD'S STATION, FOR SALE
By virtue of decree the Circuit Court for Mont
gomery County, Maryland. made the 10th day of -
September. 1887. l. the subscriber, trustee, fiT
duly named in said decree, will offer at public SALE I
the TIIESDAY NOVEMBER
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HE LONDON SOCIALISTS Will TRY AGAN-A
meeting OF the London radical clubs and socialist
delegates wa, held Wednesday evening. After a
lively debate II was resolved by a large majority
and 10 send small deputatiOn to Trafalgar Square
The object OF the latter move is to secure tech
meal case OF assault against the police as 1t is ex-
pected that the deputatiOn will be prevented from
entering the square. The whole question OF the
right OF the public TO hold meetings in the square
Will be then raised In the courts. motion against
attempting TO meet In Trafalgar Square until the
legal question las been decided was rejected
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INHUMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
Dstandard remedy for All blood diseases causing
throat nasa skin troubles urinary diseases cured
in forty eight hours Price. % per box
DIR DODDs NERvINE NO: Permanently cures
&c. Price. o.. Sent sealed by all For sale 1t
myll-ly STANDIFORDS, cor. 9Th and NV.
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nRAwING AND PAINTING-.ACADEM OF
~ Fine Arts. S04 r St, presided over by Mrs.
IMOGENE Il. MOi.REII. who has had twelve
medals nd studied fifteen years IN Europe with the
most ceebra ted artists. To Prevent children forming
cnpecss habits drawing they will be received
days four years of and upward for almost moth
INSTRUCTION in every branch of art from drawing
ali kinds Portrait and historical painting Evening
classes tor ladies and gentlemen Mondays and Menes
days att. s21-3ms
G. MARINI's DANCING ACADEMY. MASONIC
LIE Hall. + and 9th SITS ". Class days, Tuesdays
and saturdays For particulars send for circulars.
o2l-lm
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